FREE: Worlds Fastest Growing * 100 seeds Paulownia Princess Tree Blue Flowers Yard

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Description


The perfect flowers of Royal Paulownia are borne in terminal panicles up to 25 cm long in April and May. They are violet or blue, and their appearance before the leaves emerge is quite striking. The tubular purple corolla is 4-6 cm long, resembling a Foxglove flower.

The bark is rough, gray-brown, and interlaced with shiny, smooth areas. Stems are olive-brown to dark brown and hairy. It requires pruning to develop strong structure.

Leaves are large, 4-8 inches, broadly oval to heart-shaped, or sometimes shallowly three-lobed, and noticeably hairy on the lower leaf surfaces. They are arranged in pairs along the stem. There is no Fall color.

The fruit is a dry brown capsule, about 30 to 45 mm long, with four compartments that may contain several thousand tiny winged seeds. Capsules mature in Autumn when they open to release the seeds and then remain attached all Winter.

Hardiness zones 5-9, (-26°C/-15°F, -5°C/25°F) in Winter. The tree has been successfully grown in urban areas where air pollution, poor drainage, compacted soil, and drought are common